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Big Boy Bloater brings his wonderfully fun, dark, soulful blues-rock to Glasgow in support of his latest album Pills.  (more…)...

Sons of Texas wows Glasgow with their hard and heavy rocking set whilst opening for Seether on their latest UK tour (more…)...

The Quireboys prove tonight they are one of rock and roll's most energetic, entertaining and fun party bands of the past three decades. (more…)...

Helmet has Glasgow bouncing with a non-stop barrage of heavy riffs, infectious grooves and melodies, bringing back classic 90s alternative metal with a vengeance. (more…)...

All Them Witches return with a meaty, heavy, fuzzy, groove fuelled psychedelic masterpiece that instantly grabs your attention. (more…)...

Rival Sons Northern Irish debut wows the Limelight in Belfast, who in turn, stun the band with a heart warming welcome. (more…)...

Bullet For My Valentine brings out their big guns and greatest hits from their back catalogue to satisfy a metal hungry Glasgow crowd. (more…)...

Foy Vance fills the souls of those in the Shepherd's Bush Empire with an emotionally charged and captivating high-energy performance in London. (more…)...

The Graveltones bring their blues-tinged surge of rock n' roll energy and power to Glasgow's King Tuts, which resonates and vibrates right through you. (more…)...

The Answer return in 2016 with Solas, their most personal, emotional, thought-provoking, and possibly strongest album to date. (more…)...